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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Television adaptations"”.

  1. "Racially Charged": Negotiating Black Politics on the Superhero TV Adaptation, Black Lightning

    … of Black superheroes in comic book television adaptations. By focusing on the three main superheroes Jefferson Pierce/Black Lightning; Anissa Pierce/Thunder/Black Bird; and Jennifer Pierce/Lightning, this project examines the ways in which the show relies on the superhero semantics …

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  2. The Adaptive Contexts of Videogame Adaptations and Franchises across Media

    Videogame adaptations have been a staple of cinema and television since the 1980s and have had a consistent presence despite receiving overwhelmingly negative reactions. Recognising the perseverance of videogame adaptations, I examine some of the key issues and debates surrounding the genre with …

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  3. "There was No Sign of Man in It": Casting Dracula as Posthuman and Valuing the Progressive Vampire

    … leading not only to film, stage, and television adaptations, but also to literary reimaginings and a plethora of scholarship. I argue that the vampires in <em>Dracula </em>do not fit into the traditional critical understandings of the vampire; rather, they belong in two different but …

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  4. An adaptation of The Necklace for television

    Thesis (M.A.)--Michigan State University of Agriculture and Applied Science. Dept. of Speech, 1956

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